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I Synergy Group Limited has formalised a A$300,000 contract with Treasure Global Inc. to supply AI-focused GPUs and specialised software, marking a strategic step in its technology evolution.

Commonwealth Bank of Australia reported an 8% rise in net profit to $10.1 billion for FY25, supported by steady lending growth and a 5% revenue increase. The bank declared a fully franked final dividend of 260 cents per share, underscoring its robust capital position and ongoing technology modernization.

Platinum Asia Investments Limited secured overwhelming shareholder approval for its Scheme of Arrangement, with nearly 98.5% voting in favor at the recent meeting.

ASF Group Limited has announced an on-market buy-back of up to 79 million shares, representing about 10% of its issued capital, set to begin in late August 2025.

Etherstack’s US subsidiary has locked in a significant seven-year Master Supply Agreement with AT&T, promising steady revenue and validating its mission-critical telecom technology.

DigiCo Infrastructure REIT’s SYD1 data centre has achieved the highest Australian Government certification for secure data hosting, reinforcing its role in national digital infrastructure.

Cash Converters has expanded its Australian footprint by acquiring 14 franchise stores across key states, reinforcing its strategy to grow earnings and consumer lending.

Sequoia Financial Group reports robust FY25 growth with improved margins and a fully franked dividend, while navigating regulatory scrutiny and governance reforms.

Trigg Minerals has disclosed a significant acquisition of the Tennessee Mountain tungsten project in Nevada, explaining recent unusual trading activity in its shares. The company confirms compliance with ASX disclosure rules and plans a full announcement before market open on August 7, 2025.

Energy Transition Minerals Ltd has been reinstated to the ASX following a capital raising and the strategic acquisition of the Penouta Tin-Tantalum-Niobium Mine in Spain.

ASX has revealed it expects to incur an additional $25 million to $35 million in operating expenses in FY26 due to the ongoing ASIC compliance inquiry. Despite this, the company remains committed to its five-year strategy focused on technology and risk management.

Maronan Metals has signed a non-binding MoU with Austral Resources to explore toll processing at the Rocklands facility, aiming to unlock cost-effective pathways for its mineral projects.